Facebook released a Slack competitor

Facebook has released a Slack competitor, that is a part of its enterprise networking service Workplace. Workplace Chat app is a desktop messaging service for businesses. It allows users send individual and group messages in a window that won't get lost among browser tabs.

The app comes a year after Facebook's launch of its social network for the enterprise. It is currently in beta version.

"This was one of the most widely requested features by customers, so we built it. The desktop app is still in beta and being tested by Workplace customers who are providing feedback that we'll use to improve the product before a wider rollout," Facebook spokesperson Vanessa Chan said.

The program is available for both Mac and PC. It works on machines running Windows 7 and above and macOS 10.9 and above.

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